Dmitry

WOW! AND WOW! Thanks for so much insight! After reading this thread a couple of time it looks to me as though everybody here has his own favorite Neil Young record. Well, I just went to the Newbury Comics and bought two of his cds - ON THE BEACH and SILVER AND GOLD. Too soon for me to express my initial opinion on either, since I've only played a few tracks of the former on the way home from the store, but I'm pretty much overwhelmed about the positivity of your responses. Thank you. PS - Clem, Damascus Gate sounds like a deal to make. Too bad you don't like to return calls.

I see they're selling the exact replica of the butcher knife that was used in slashing Clint Eastwood's character in Play Misty For Me. That's pretty cool!

I only have one album of his, ARE YOU PASSIONATE?, that was released a couple of years ago. Picked it up on a whim a month or so ago. I like 3 or 4 songs on it. Besides the usual suspects that appear on the FM dial I don't know much about Young's music. What's your take on this guy?

Hmm, I was able to see it this morning. I should save it, anyway.

Cool! Thanks for finding this. I lost track of this interview!

Nice review. One small note - NOT ENOUGH COW-BELL!!!

One finds all kinds of stuff while browsing the bathroom remodeling books section at Lowe's...

From the Voice article - "[Gregory] currently lives in the city, plays trumpet in a Miles Davis tribute band, owns 25% of the publishing rights for post-63 Miles material... I think it's not chump change, but I could be wrong.

Amen to that.

I think It takes Enzo about 3.5 sec. to go 0-60. 0-175 should run around 25 sec. or so. We really don't know if Dietrich was doing 175 for more than a few seconds before he became airborne. My question is - where were the cameras?! It's LA, after all. I want to see some footage of this thing.

You are right 100%, Adam. Only a maniac wouldn't agree that traveling on PCH at that high a speed is suicide [or murder]. But dammit, when you're 80 y.o. and leaking from all orifices, at least you'll be able to show your grandchildren you weren't always old...

No s@#t, Einstein. 240 kmh = 149 mph. What happened to the spirit of adventure here. Are we just a bunch of old farts?

Yep.

How about putting prices in there?

No, not Lon. It was me and it was 6 boxes at a Sam Goody in Revere (?) Massachusetts and the price was $1.51 EACH. Voila! I knew I didn't imagine this.

Jim, your Charlie Christian box is on its way to sunny Cali... Happy Birthday!

I bet it sounds better than the original one. And the labels are both there...

I thought the arguement was already started... PCH IS a staright strip of road and I doubt any pedestrians cross it. heck, I wish I could go 175 mph on it. I did do 240 kmh this past summer on the way from Paris to Amsterdam. It was FUN. The driver of the Enzo was probably drunk like a Cheney, that's another story.

Why is 65mph legal and 105mph isn't?! I don't know of any special tests done to determine that a human being behind the wheel of a car can safely operate it at 65mph and not 75mph? Or 175mph? Bottom-line - have you ever driven a 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB? If not ... you won't understand....

So the investigation is over?! What are the results?

Is it possible at all to watch the games on the internet?

NBC can eat sh#t and die, for all I care. They don't repeat hockey games, but they DO repeat figure skating 3x every night, the bastards. As usual, the Olympic Games coverage in the US doesn't fail to confirm that television executives are a bunch of cretins.

Robert, please don't give away the score. I am hoping this will be re-broadcast later on today. I forgot to tape it.

That's why I remember it still...

Nice set! On an unrelated note - wasn't it Lon who found 5 or 6 of these boxes for like 6 bucks apiece at some flea-market a few years ago?